Sentence examples for compelled to utter from inspiring English sources
The film's best two weapons are its leads: Rudd, who seems to be slowly morphing into a bantamweight Harrison Ford, and Roberts, who rather heroically hangs on to his Welsh accent despite the Americanisms he is occasionally compelled to utter.
An aristocrat should never feel compelled to utter what he knows.
The violations here are legion, starting with the fact that Stutzman, an apparent bibliophobe, was tricked into eagerly reading an entire book, then conned into actually liking it, and finally was compelled to make an utter ass of himself by recommending this now manifestly fiction-filled book to his friends.
For example, according to Hofweber, our claim that August is a summer month presumes that we are in the Northern hemisphere.[18] A speaker may not be aware of this, though; and even those who are aware of it do not feel compelled to make that parameter explicit whenever they utter the relevant sort of sentence.
And in his early days as a performer Nicolas Cage was just such a high-wire act, a hero for hire who was fearless in his utter lack of cynicism, an actor so compelled to express a rollicking inner life that you got the feeling directors didn't know where to look when they were filming him.
Everywhere he found an utter lack of preparation to meet the crisis, and complained bitterly that he was compelled to subsist his army by his own efforts.
Do they really have such utter certainty in their own abilities as mothers, their own flawless judgment, that they feel compelled to assail Elizabeth Edwards about her parenting?
Our species is compelled to make art.
"I felt compelled to find out".
Writers are compelled to assault taboos.
